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Copernicus Land Services High Resolution Layers in the UK Geoff Smith

Sentinels Services In-situ data

Land Services: Pan-European Component CORINE Land Cover (CLC) – Land cover land use mapping – 25 ha (5 ha) MMU – 6 year update cycle – Member State produced Limitations – MMU too coarse – Changes happen quickly – Changes are smaller – Biophysical info needed

 To address the limitations of the CLC a set of new products were developed:  more spatially detailed.  less thematically rich.  High ‘spatial’ Resolution Layers (HRLs)  Developed through R&D projects (e.g.Geoland2)  Fast Track Service Precursors  GMES Initial Operations are first full set Land Services: Pan-European Component

 Specifications:  Raster format.  Intermediate products 20 m spatial resolution.  Final products at 100 m spatial resolution.  Continuous variables and masks.  3 year update cycle.  Layers:  Imperviousness.  Forest (crown cover density & type).  Permanent grassland.  Wetland.  Permanent water bodies. Land Services: HRLs

 GMES Initial Operations:  Target year of 2012, aligned with CLC.  Two image coverages:  SPOT / IRS, Vis / NIR / SWIR, 20 m.  RapidEye, Vis / NIR, 20 m (6 m).  HRL production:  Service providers deliver intermediate product.  MS verification (look & feel, quantitative).  MS / SP enhancement.  EEA semantic checking.  Release 100 m product in October Land Services: HRLs

Imperviousness (IMD)

Imperviousness (verification)

Forest tree cover density (TCD) & type (FTY)

Forest cover density (verification)

Forest type (verification)

Permanent Grasslands (GRA)

Permanent Grasslands (Verification)

Wetlands (WET)

Wetlands (Verification)

Permanent Water Bodies (PWB)

Permanent Water (Verification)

Quantitative assessment Layer SP: Overall accuracy (%) UK: Overall accuracy (%) UK: User’s accuracy (%) UK: Producer’s accuracy (%) IMD TCD FTY *60.80* GRA WET PWB Note: * Average for coniferous and deciduous.

Shades of orange and brown are soil sealing. Uses: Imperviousness

False urban New urban Shades of orange and brown are soil sealing. Uses: Imperviousness

CLC coniferous forest (312) objects plus HRL Forest crown cover density. Subdivide 312 into different density classes. Identify sub-objects below CLC MMU. Uses: Forest (TCD)

Take home messages…. Copernicus Land Services: HRLs – Quality is variable between layers and to a lesser extent spatially. – Imperviousness, forest and water layer are viable. – Grassland is poor and has been re-specified by EEA and the service providers. – Wetland has some issues and may be redefined. – European focus, but applicable at MS and below. – Consider them as support layers. – Opportunities to refine and enhance layers if sufficient user feedback. – HRLs will be launched in October 2015.

QUESTIONS? Geoff Smith, Specto Natura, Ltd.